What is a wedge bounce?

along with tools for finding the right bounce for you. Wedge bounce is the angle created between the leading edge and the lowest point of the sole or trailing edge. This is the area of the club that hits through the ground as it contacts the ball. The greater the wedge bounce degree, the higher the leading edge is off the surface at address.

How many bounces does a golf wedge have?

Most golf wedges come in three wedge bounce styles - low bounce, standard bounce, and high bounce. In the example above, Dave Phillips uses three different Vokey SM7 Wedges with three different bounces. 12 being the high bounce, 8 being the standard bounce, and 4 being the low bounce.

How do you calculate bounce on a golf club?

The number outlining the bounce on a wedge is a degree – just like the loft. The degree of the bounce is calculated by laying the sole of the club on the ground and determining how much higher the leading edge of the golf club is in relation to the sole’s contact point on the ground.

What is bounce angle in golf?

Bounce angle is the angle between the ground and the leading edge of the club when the sole is rested on the ground. This is the part of the wedge that hits and moves through the ground when you hit the ball. It’s what helps you achieve the proper contact, control, and spin on your wedge shots.